I've been upgrading the Scheme Window so it tells you what file, if any, you are editing and doesn't ask you to save when you don't have a file open. All this was a knock-on from creating a new feature: reminders of what you want to do next when opening a score you are working on. I guess this shows I'm getting older or busier with lots of scores being worked on at once, but I wanted to leave myself a note in the score saying what it is I still need to do to finish the score. The obvious place to do this is in a Score Comment (see Score menu). And it turns out you can automatically display the comment on opening the score by putting the Scheme command
(d-DisplayDirectiveTextEditor "score" "ScoreComment") into your Scheme initialization script. Of course, you didn't know you had a Scheme Initialization Script :) but now the Scheme window lets you load and save this initialization script without you having to dig around to find it. So, to auto-open your Score Comment each time you open the score click View->Scheme Script and then File->Open Initialization Script from that window to load up the script that is run every time you open a score or start a new one. In the Scheme Script window append the above line and use File->Save Thereafter when you open a score its Score Comment (if it has one) will be displayed. The code is all in the repository now and will be built overnight, hopefully! Richard _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
